Iran war: Israel targets 'regime infrastructure'
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Iran war: Israel targets 'regime infrastructure'
"Israel's military says it has started an additional wave of strikes against 'regime infrastructure' in central Iran. Iran is continuing its retaliatory strikes across the region, a day after Mojtaba Khamenei was named as the country's new supreme leader. Dozens are wounded in Bahrain as several Gulf countries report more Iranian air strikes."
"The war in the Middle East is severely impacting oil production in the region, sending prices soaring to their highest level in nearly four years. The US-Israel war with Iran is sending ripple effects across Asia and Europe, with disrupted supply chains pushing fuel prices higher."
"Saudi Arabia's defense ministry has said an Iranian drone attack was thwarted early on Monday. Four drones heading towards the Shaybah oil field were intercepted and destroyed. Riyadh stepped up its rhetoric on Monday, warning Tehran that it would be the biggest loser if it continues with its strikes against Arab countries."
Israel initiated additional military strikes against Iranian regime infrastructure in central Tehran, coinciding with Mojtaba Khamenei's appointment as Iran's new supreme leader following his father's death. Iran responded with retaliatory air strikes across the region, resulting in casualties in Bahrain and other Gulf countries. Saudi Arabia intercepted Iranian drones targeting the Shaybah oil field near the UAE border. The escalating military conflict severely disrupted regional oil production, driving prices to their highest levels in nearly four years, exceeding $100 per barrel. The conflict's ripple effects extended globally, disrupting supply chains and raising fuel costs across Asia and Europe.
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